Samsung confirms Notebook 9 (2018) price and release date for the US

Last updated: February 15th, 2018 at 23:12 UTC+01:00

Back in December, Samsung officially unveiled the Notebook 9 (2018) series of Windows-powered laptops. Samsung has now officially announced the pricing and availability details for its new notebooks in the United States. The new series will exist available for purchase starting February 18.

There are three dissimilar models in the Samsung Notebook ix (2018) series: xiii-inch Notebook ix (2018), 15-inch Notebook 9 (2018), and the Notebook 9 Pen. Each model is available in multiple configuration options, and pricing varies accordingly.

Available for purchase from February 18

The Samsung Notebook ix (2018) is a traditional clamshell laptop available in both 13.3-inch and 15-inch screen sizes. It sports Intel'due south eighth Generation Core processors with up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB SSD storage. The 15-inch model adds NVIDIA GeForce MX150 discrete graphics to the mix. Pricing for the base configuration starts at $ane,199.99 and $one,299.99 for the xiii-inch and 15-inch models respectively. Both of them will exist available on Samsung.com and Amazon.com.

The Samsung Notebook 9 Pen is a 2-in-one 360-degree convertible laptop with a 13-inch screen. It comes with Intel's 8th Generation Cadre i7 processor with upwardly to 16GB of RAM and 512GB SSD storage. Information technology sports an embedded S-Pen to have reward of Windows 10'southward inking features. It borrows many pen tricks from the Galaxy Note line-upwardly. It will be bachelor on Samsung.com and Amazon.com as well at a starting price of $1,399.99 for the base configuration.

Samsung also announced the Samsung Notebook vii Spin (2018) in December terminal twelvemonth. It's another ii-in-one Windows 360-degree convertible laptop with support for Agile Pen (sold separately). It'southward a cheaper alternative to the Samsung Notebook nine Pen with a starting price of $899.99. It will be bachelor for buy at All-time Purchase (online and in stores) and on Samsung.com.

It goes without saying that pricing for all the models go up if you opt for college configurations.